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Newspapers for this educational
program provided by:
NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION
Resources and general hints:
For general maps and text about Oklahoma geology, resources, wa-ter,
and earthquakes go to Educational Publication 9 at
http://ogs.ou.edu/level2-earthscied.php.
You can download the entire publication or separate sections by
scrolling down on this page. This page also contains other basic
maps and an article on the boundaries of Oklahoma, where they are
and how and when they were established.
How to read maps—a very useful link to go with this study:
http://www.ogs.ou.edu/pubsscanned/EP7.pdf
Geologic maps of Oklahoma: http://ogs.ou.edu/geolmapping.php
OGS offers many non-technical publications for general interest that
are free to download from the web http://ogs.ou.edu/pubs.php
Among them are guides to State Parks; information series publica-tions
(such as: Gee(whiz)ology; Geology of Arcadia Lake Parks; Is
This Dinosaur Dung and other questions answered by the Oklahoma
Geological Survey; etc.); Be sure to look for information about your
area in the OGS publications in the Guidebooks section:
http://ogs.ou.edu/pubsDLGBs.php. While some of the material is
older, it still may contain good information and ideas for your area.
There is information on State Parks, field trips, general geology, his-tory,
resources and sometimes even plants and animals.
For excellent paleographic maps of North America and different points
in geologic history, go to: http://www2.nau.edu/rcb7/nam.html . The
main website is: http://cpgeosystems.com/index.html
Go to www.travelok.com for information on the Talimena Drive.
Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture:
http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/toc.html
Chronicles of Oklahoma:
http://digital.library.okstate.edu/Chronicles/index.html
Oklahoma Atlas Institute: http://www.ok.gov/redirect.php?link_id=560
Oklahoma Historical Society Kids: http://www.okhistory.org/kids/index.html
For Halloween: Abandoned Oklahoma; spooky photos of some of
Oklahoma’s past: http://www.abandonedok.com/

Newspapers for this educational
program provided by:
NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION
Resources and general hints:
For general maps and text about Oklahoma geology, resources, wa-ter,
and earthquakes go to Educational Publication 9 at
http://ogs.ou.edu/level2-earthscied.php.
You can download the entire publication or separate sections by
scrolling down on this page. This page also contains other basic
maps and an article on the boundaries of Oklahoma, where they are
and how and when they were established.
How to read maps—a very useful link to go with this study:
http://www.ogs.ou.edu/pubsscanned/EP7.pdf
Geologic maps of Oklahoma: http://ogs.ou.edu/geolmapping.php
OGS offers many non-technical publications for general interest that
are free to download from the web http://ogs.ou.edu/pubs.php
Among them are guides to State Parks; information series publica-tions
(such as: Gee(whiz)ology; Geology of Arcadia Lake Parks; Is
This Dinosaur Dung and other questions answered by the Oklahoma
Geological Survey; etc.); Be sure to look for information about your
area in the OGS publications in the Guidebooks section:
http://ogs.ou.edu/pubsDLGBs.php. While some of the material is
older, it still may contain good information and ideas for your area.
There is information on State Parks, field trips, general geology, his-tory,
resources and sometimes even plants and animals.
For excellent paleographic maps of North America and different points
in geologic history, go to: http://www2.nau.edu/rcb7/nam.html . The
main website is: http://cpgeosystems.com/index.html
Go to www.travelok.com for information on the Talimena Drive.
Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture:
http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/toc.html
Chronicles of Oklahoma:
http://digital.library.okstate.edu/Chronicles/index.html
Oklahoma Atlas Institute: http://www.ok.gov/redirect.php?link_id=560
Oklahoma Historical Society Kids: http://www.okhistory.org/kids/index.html
For Halloween: Abandoned Oklahoma; spooky photos of some of
Oklahoma’s past: http://www.abandonedok.com/